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• Police hunt two suspects after burglaries at house and Chinese takeaway in Lancaster

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• Arrest after Landrover stolen during spree of business burglaries in Morecambe and Lancaster

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• Inspector appeals after spate of vandalism to Lancaster and Morecambe parks

  A police inspector has appealed for information after vandals caused damage to two of our best-loved local parks.

• Views wanted on 'once in a generation' plans for development in Heysham

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• INTERVIEW: Lancaster school celebrating 60th birthday is proud of its family links

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• Reactors at Heysham Power Stations return to service after outages bring economic boost to area

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• Plans for new Lancaster city centre cocktail bar revealed

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• Lancaster businesswoman begins 4,000 mile trek for Palestine

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• Plans for eyesore alley on Morecambe Prom to be demolished for modern food courtyard

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• Former Lancashire MP appointed new chair of Morecambe Bay health trust

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• Lancaster University student wins top North West research award

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